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Found Love/Found Junk : Pablo Cano

art, art shows, events, Pablo Cano

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Found Object / Found Love
30 Years of Art with Pablo Cano 1980–2010

Opening Reception, Friday February 12th, 2010 7-10PM

The Bakehouse Art Complex is pleased to bring Pablo Cano back to Wynwood with Found Object Found Love: 30 Years of Art with Pablo Cano. The Bakehouse Art Complex will host an opening reception for Found Object Found Love on Friday, February 12th, 2010 from 7-10pm. The exhibition will continue through Monday, March 1st. Co-Curated by Anthony Ardavin & Lauren Wagner, this celebratory thirtieth year of art will take a look back at the early work of Cano and follow him on his artful journey beginning in Baltimore and ending back here in his beloved Miami. Found Object
Found Love will feature unique never-before shown oil paintings, figurative sculptures, ceramics
and of course, his notable marionettes. Ambient acoustic finger style guitar by Peter Betan.

Exhibtiion on view until March 1st 2010

Saturday, February 13th, 2010: 2pm
DOG, a Special Performance

To accompany the exhibition, Pablo Cano presents his latest performance piece “DOG, A Shadow Puppet Play”. He has collaborated with master puppeteer Jim Hammond in its writing and production. It is a story about a Dog who pursues a “red squeaky ball” through famous paintings and sculptures in art history. The ball is used as a metaphor for each of our simplest pursuits of happiness. Using miniature style of overhead projector shadow puppetry that Jim has used in commissions by New World Symphony and The Museum of Art - Fort Lauderdale, Pablo and Jim have developed a surreal non-linear world that explores scale and two dimensional details. Keeping true with his use of found materials for his artwork, Pablo created each shadow puppet from plastic BEWARE OF THE DOG signs. “DOG” brings together art education, music and entertainment to young and old alike.

“DOG” will be performing Saturday, February 13th at the Bakehouse Art Complex in the Project room at 2 pm and will be open to the public.

Tickets are $15.00 for Adults, $10.00 for Members, Children under 13 no charge.

Address:

Bakehouse Art Complex
561 NW 32nd St.
Miami, FL 33127

Miami Design District
305/576-2828